LeAnn Rimes tries out a tattoo of wedding vows on her ribcage

LeAnn Rimes has a new tattoo tribute to her husband Eddie Cibrian - but it is only temporary.
The 28-year-old old, who married the former CSI actor in April, had her wedding vows written onto her ribcage at the Lollapalooza Festival in Chicago over the weekend.
She proudly showed off the stencil in the Miami Express Yourself Oasis and Express Rocks suite.
It reads: 'You gave me the courage to be truthful. I promise to give you the comfort to be trustful

Me and my man: LeAnn, with her Eddie Cibrian, moved to Chicago to be with her husband while he films The Playboy Club

The pair met and fell in love on the set of their movie Northern Lights back in 2009, when both of them were married to other people.
They then divorced their respective partners to be together, marrying on April 22.
She recently admitted that she had a 'freak out' after learning that the actor would be filming in Chicago.
'We knew we would just hunker down and figure it out,' she adds.
'There was the kids' schedules, the custody arrangements, the juggling of my touring, radio promotion, album and movie press schedules, finding a new home in Chicago, finding time for us as newlyweds.

Crazy ink love: LeAnn Rimes tried out a temporary tattoo at the Lollapalooza Festival in Chicago yesterday

Liking the new look: LeAnn seemed rather chuffed with the stencil

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